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Gaza war may fuel much wider Middle East crisis, warns UN rights chief

Christopher Harper4 March 2024

“I am deeply concerned that in this powder keg, any spark could lead to a much broader conflagration,” Volker Türk told the Human Rights Council, the UN’s top rights forum. In...

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Brain Cancer Was Supposed to Kill Me. Instead, It Gave Me a Second Life.

Rebecca Stafford4 March 2024

As I surfaced from the anesthesia, I saw my children by my bedside. It was the first time we’d all been together in years. In that moment I knew, perhaps...

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Paid Family Caregivers in Indiana Face Steep Cutbacks

Rebecca Stafford4 March 2024

Kacey Poynter doesn’t have to commute far to clock in for work. She’s a paid caregiver and simply rolls out of bed to tend to her charge: her 2-year-old son,...

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Everything you need to know about protecting yourself against measles

Christopher Harper4 March 2024

The Dose26:47How can I protect myself and my kids from measles?Measles cases are on the rise around the world — including countries with ready access to vaccines. Here in Canada,...

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Disability culture is something you are a part of — not something that is happening to you

Christopher Harper3 March 2024

This column is an opinion by John Loeppky, a disabled artist and freelance writer/editor in Saskatoon. It's part of a series called Taking a Sitting Stand about disability issues. You can...

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Viking Therapeutics emerges as competitor

Rebecca Stafford3 March 2024

Cr | Istock | Getty ImagesBiotech company Viking Therapeutics has emerged as a strong potential entrant — or takeover target — in the budding weight loss drug market. Viking is just...

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Why ‘Fetal Personhood’ Is Roiling the Right

Rebecca Stafford3 March 2024

As I.V.F. grew in popularity, so did the concerns of its opponents. Standard practice involves creating multiple embryos, which are screened for genetic abnormalities, and the ones that appear healthiest...

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WHO: Investments and myth-busting to improve hearing

Rebecca Stafford2 March 2024

“Only one out of five people are actually accessing hearing rehabilitation of those who need it,” said Dr. Shelly Chadha, in charge of WHO’s work on prevention of deafness and...

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‘Killer’ antibiotic that’s STILL being prescribed to 15m Americans a year: Widow of singer Bobby Caldwell reveals how pills he was prescribed for a COLD left him paralyzed and with ‘unbearable’ nerve damage – leading to his untimely death

Rebecca Stafford2 March 2024

Legendary singer Bobby Caldwell’s widow has revealed his final years of hell battling side effects caused by a common antibiotic at the center of multi-million dollar lawsuits.The star was prescribed fluoroquinolone in 2017...

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The real reason Dave Myers never revealed the type of cancer he had – as Hairy Bikers star dies aged 66

Rebecca Stafford2 March 2024

Hairy Biker Dave Myers died at the age of 66 on Wednesday without publicly revealing the type of cancer he was battling. His heartbroken co-star Si King revealed the tragic news of Dave’s death on...

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Gaza war may fuel much wider Middle East crisis, warns UN rights chief

Brain Cancer Was Supposed to Kill Me. Instead, It Gave Me a Second Life.

Paid Family Caregivers in Indiana Face Steep Cutbacks

Everything you need to know about protecting yourself against measles

Disability culture is something you are a part of — not something that is happening to you

Viking Therapeutics emerges as competitor

Why ‘Fetal Personhood’ Is Roiling the Right

WHO: Investments and myth-busting to improve hearing

‘Killer’ antibiotic that’s STILL being prescribed to 15m Americans a year: Widow of singer Bobby Caldwell reveals how pills he was prescribed for a COLD left him paralyzed and with ‘unbearable’ nerve damage – leading to his untimely death

The real reason Dave Myers never revealed the type of cancer he had – as Hairy Bikers star dies aged 66

Experienced and powerful boards are needed to harness the power of overconfident CEOs for innovations

Selenium isotopes are good gauge of clean-up efforts

Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner better than ‘Big Three’ at their best says Mats Wilander; Novak Djokovic; Roger Federer; Rafael Nadal

New Brain-Mapping Tech Could Revolutionize Treatments for Neurological Disorders

Consumers’ support for trade and immigration declines, small change on higher taxes for wealthy

UEFA Europa League 2024 news| Spurs, Ange Postecoglou, Craig Foster exclusive opinion

Experienced and powerful boards are needed to harness the power of overconfident CEOs for innovations

Selenium isotopes are good gauge of clean-up efforts

Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner better than ‘Big Three’ at their best says Mats Wilander; Novak Djokovic; Roger Federer; Rafael Nadal

New Brain-Mapping Tech Could Revolutionize Treatments for Neurological Disorders

Consumers’ support for trade and immigration declines, small change on higher taxes for wealthy

UEFA Europa League 2024 news| Spurs, Ange Postecoglou, Craig Foster exclusive opinion

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Completes Extraordinary Flyby of the Sun – Next Stop: Venus

Solar flares may cause faint auroras across top of Northern Hemisphere

Apple is turning to its army of developers for an edge in the AI race

Scorecard: India vs New Zealand, Women's T20 World Cup

AFL trade news 2024, Clayton Oliver to stay at Melbourne Demons despite Geelong Cats interest

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